No, I didn't make that mistake at all because I in no way asserted that.
If you're going to engage with my analogy at all, you need to only focus on how reviews of remade games are different from reviews of re-released movies.
Can you put bold sentence in English? Because this is borderline incomprehensible.
Jaws did get new reviews, and they too were good in the aggregate. Just like TLOU1 remake. Because no matter what the differences between them and the original releases, they are both new products for multiple medium-specific reasons when it comes to the current, modern landscape of products, aka "things people can/might spend their money/time on". That's the point of reviews, to assess and recontextualize the value and merits of any individual product/piece of art/whatever within the current choices given to consumers.
Your statement about "what a next gen game is" begs the question; no reviewer cares what you think is incumbent upon a dev to deliver as a "next-gen game", they only care about assessing this current offering in a way that maps to their philosophy on what is a good/bad game. That's why it has great scores, because it meets that threshold for the vast majority of pro critics. Which is the same reason why your question is idiotic in the first place, because you are trying to tie some other baggage to what a review is or should be, and most critics -- quite rightly -- are not.
Care to finish this sentence? Because again, it's just a mess.